AIM
The aim of the course is to orientate participants to multinational air operation / exercise missions /
duties with the provided knowledge on advanced air terminology, procedures and operational expressions.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES
☆ Apply military and civilian Air Traffic Control (ATC) Procedures.
☆ Apply basic procedures of airspace management.
☆ Define basics of Rules of Engagements (ROE) in a specified area of operations.
☆ Apply radio procedures in air operations.
☆ Apply briefing procedures.

REMARKS
☆ Duration: 2 weeks
☆ Seat allocation: 24 participants.
☆ Participants should be all rank officers, NCOs and equivalent civilians.
☆ The course is open to NATO, PfP, MD, ICI Partners across the Globe (PatG) members and countries
   that Turkey has bilateral relations (with an alternative training program).
☆ This course was accredited by NATO in 2006.
☆ 397 participants from 54 different countries have attended the course since 2006.
☆ Dress code: National Daily Uniform and equivalent for civilians.

AIM
The aim of this course is to provide military, civilian legal advisors, commanding and staff officers in national or NATO billets an understanding of legal aspects of Armed Conflicts and to empower their ability and skills to implement their nation’s commitment to adhere to international legal instruments that control the use of force and treatment of persons in the context of all types of military operations including those that involve international cooperation.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES
☆ Define LOAC applications, source and legal aspects of the use of Armed Forces.
☆ Apply the integration of the LOAC concepts and principals, into military operations in generic exercises.
☆ Apply LOAC rules and regulations in Peace Support Operations (PSO) and recognize fundamental
   organizations in the military operations.
☆ Distinguish the escalation of violence and exercise on dealing with the legitimate use of force in
   Non- International Armed Conflict (NIAC).

REMARKS
☆ Duration: 2 weeks
☆ Seat allocation: 50 participants
☆ Participants should be all rank officers, NCOs and equivalent civilians.
☆ The course is open to NATO, PfP, MD, ICI, Partners across the Globe (PatG) members and countries
   that Turkey has bilateral relations (with an alternative training program).
☆ The course was accredited by NATO in 2008.
☆ 1430 participants from 77 different countries have attended the course since 2000.
☆ Dress code: National Daily Uniform and equivalent for civilians.

AIM
The aim of this course is to prepare participants to gain a better understanding of NATO policy and concepts in the area of StratCom and update them with the latest developments in the field of Strategic Communications.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES
☆ Define political and military nature of StratCom and its inclusion into Comprehensive Operation
   Planning as an instrument.
☆ Identify NATO communication disciplines and their synchronization in NATO activities and
   military actions in the StratCom context.
☆ Analyze NATO StratCom Policy from strategic level down to theater through case studies.
☆ Define elements and characteristics of information environment and recognize Perception,
   Management and Behavioral Influence Concept.

REMARKS
☆ Duration: 1 week
☆ Seat allocation: 50 participants
☆ Participants should be all rank officers, NCOs and equivalent civilians
☆ The course is open to NATO, PfP, MD, ICI, Partners across the Globe (PatG) members and countries
   that Turkey has bilateral relationship (with an alternative training program).
☆ This course was accredited by NATO in 2011.
☆ 536 participants from 60 different countries have attended the course since 2010.
☆ Dress code: National Daily Uniform and equivalent for civillians.

AIM
The aim of the course is to prepare participants to field and staff positions at operative/tactical command level with the provided knowledge on CMI/CIMIC concept, doctrine, procedures, operational experiences, techniques and with the application of gained knowledge during the syndicate works.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES
☆ Describe the fundamentals of CMI.
☆ Provide CMI/CIMIC resources, capabilities and competences and identify case studies. The purpose
   of Civil Military Liaison and Coordination Architecture.
☆ Describe military support to civil actors in their environment.
☆ Conduct tactical CIMIC team activities and CIMIC area study in the syndicate works.

REMARKS
☆ Duration: 2 weeks
☆ Seat allocation: 50 participants
☆ Participants should be all rank officers, NCOs and equivalent civilians.
☆ The course is open to NATO, PfP, MD, ICI and Partners across the Globe (PatG) members and countries
   that Turkey has bilateral relations.
☆ 1328 participants from 76 different countries have attended the course since 1999.
☆ Dress code: Daily uniform or combat uniform in classroom.

AIM
The aim of the course is to orientate participants to multinational air operation / exercise missions
/ duties with the provided knowledge on basic terminology. Airspace control procedures, roles and
the responsibilities and the traffic management procedures in a specified airspace environment.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES
☆ Be familiar with the roles and the responsibilities of civilian and military ATC units.
☆ Be familiar with the ATC procedures and applications.
☆ Be able to understand techniques of ATC procedures.
☆ Be familiar with the definitions and terminology used in ATC operations.

REMARKS
☆ Duration: 2 weeks
☆ Seat allocation: 24 participants
☆ Participants should be all rank officers, NCOs and equivalent civilians.
☆ The course is open to NATO, PfP, MD, ICI, Partners across the Globe (PatG) members and countries
   that Turkey has bilateral relations (with an alternative training program).
☆ This course was accredited by NATO in 2011.
☆ 259 participants from 35 different countries have attended the course since 1999.
☆ Dress code: National Daily Uniform and equivalent for civillians.

AIM
The aim of the course is to prepare participants for missions/duties on the principles of border security in the light of international/national cooperation, human rights and refugee management. The course also empowers participants with visits to respective organizations.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES
☆ Describe international/national threats on border security and control.
☆ Identify the functions and responsibilities of international/national organizations in integrated border
   security and control.
☆ Define human rights and refugee management regarding Border Security and Control.
☆ Analyze NATO’s border security approach in the example of refugee crisis.

REMARKS
☆ Duration: 2 weeks
☆ Seat allocation: 50 participants
☆ Participants should be all rank officers, NCOs and equivalent civilians.
☆ The course is open to NATO, PfP, MD, ICI, Partners across the Globe (PatG) members and countries
   that Turkey has bilateral relations (with an alternative training program).
☆ This course was accredited by NATO in 2008.
☆ 769 participants from 69 different countries have attended the course since 2002.
☆ Dress code: National Daily Uniform and equivalent for civillians.

AIM
The aim of the course is to raise understanding of Energy Security factors (Energy Security Awareness, Critical Energy Infrastructure Protection and Energy Efficiency) relevant to NATO’s Energy Security Agenda by introducing the fundamentals and analyzing energy security developments and their potential impacts on Alliance security and military operations at the operational level.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES
☆ Identify the links between energy and conflict with reference to geopolitics.
☆ Identify the maritime security aspects of Energy Security.
☆ Explain NATO’s Agenda for Energy Security.
☆ Understand the concept of Critical Energy Infrastructure Protection
☆ Identify hybrid threats to Critical Energy Infrastructure in different countries and regions

REMARKS
☆ Duration: 1 week
☆ Seat allocation: Up to 50 participants
☆ Participants should be all rank officers, NCOs (OR-7 and above) and equivalent civilians.
☆ The course is open to NATO, PfP, MD, ICI, Partners across the Globe (PatG) members and countries
   that Turkey has bilateral relations (with an alternative training program).
☆ 80 participants from 19 different countries have attended the course since 2018.
☆ Dress code: Daily uniform or combat uniform in classroom.